Customer Ratings & Reviews

I absolutely love this printer. It was easy to fill the reservoirs and set up was simple. The color quality is great.

I loved it from the day I bought it. So far he prints and makes copies with good quality. Super good in quality and price.

Great printer easy setup highly recommend very easy to use

Not a bad little printer. I like the ink management system, and having access to wireless printing is pretty freaking cool! My only complaint was that it isnt easy to set up the wifi on the tiny screen. But once set up, it works well. Right price for home office work.

It does everything that is supposed to do. And is environmentally friendly. 2 great benefits of owning this printer. The price is right for this product; I guess. My only complaint is that it doesn't have a paper cartridge to hold your paper. It has to be loaded manually. Bummer. Otherwise, I may have given it 5*.

was easy to setup and prints well. However, I gave 4 stars because the wifi doesn't always stay connected or connect correctly

The set up was easy and filling the tanks was not messy. Print quality is good all be it a little noisy. We’ll see how long the ink lasts.

So far so good. It prints fast and clear. I love that I never have to buy a printer cartridge. The ink is easy to load. I love the refillable ink.

Great product. We have used it for occasional small home print jobs.

Was a gift for my daughter and she is over the moon with it! Great buy for the money!!

overall a great product and comes with a lot of ink it will last my dad a very long time. the quality is very good when it prints

Logical, with straight forward setup; compact, including scanner, good supply of all 4 inks and reasonable price makes this clearly the best selection of color inkjet printers.

Printer works really well. Stays connected all the time. Automatically connects after power outage. I really like it. Thank you

One of the best printers on the market i would give it a try

I have enjoyed my Emerson 2800 the only thing was the directions understanding them, most of that was probably on me not understanding it. Over all I do love it good choice made.

The Epson Eco Tank was easy to set up and works well. I have not used it enough to see how long the ink lasts. I do wish the LITTLE LED screen were bigger. Very hard to read.

This is the 3rd Eco Printer that I have purchased. I wore the previous 2 out. Awesome printer. I print sell sheets, envelopes and photo proofs on the printer. Great quality and inexpensive ink.

I bought this so i can look into making stickers and so far its working great!!

Product was received before promise date. The price was very reasonable. Easy to use & install. Love the large ink containers. Copies are sharp & clear. The speed is good. Running a small office reliability is very important. So far it is very reliable. I am looking forward to many years of service from this printer.

I was very disappointed, although I know it's my own fault, for finding this little printer does NOT have any USB ports! Not even ONE! How much extra could that have made it cost? $10?? Yet, when one goes to scan something, it asks if where you want it scanned to, and one of the choices is a USB. Go Figure. Secondly, and this is VERY important, for some reason Epson PRESET the number of copies you want to make at 99! So be sure and check that before you make any copies. And last, but not least, I was expecting at least one paper tray. NO! The paper feeds in from the back and that's it. However, at least this allows it to accept letter or legal without having to change paper tray settings, so there's that. The price was great, but the lack of at least ONE USB PORT REALLY disappointed me. Who doesn't use flashdrives aka/thumbdrives these days? They've been around how long, almost 20 years? And their purpose is so you can save a document from your computer to a flashdrive in say, Dallas. Then fly to Houston, plug it into a printer, and print it. Not on this little printer. Nope, IT HAS TO BE TRANSFERRED TO A COMPUTER FIRST THEN PRINTED!! How archaic is that?